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IAS officer Tushar Somera is now the district collector in Bharuch district of Gujarat. He shared his now-viral school report card on Twitter.
tIAS Officer Tushar Somera’s class 10 mark sheet from the 2012 cohort went viral on Twitter due to his low score. He scored 35 in English, 36 in Mathematics, and 38 in Science.
However, this did not prevent him from achieving his goals and becoming an IAS officer. He is now the congregational collector of Bharuch district, Gujarat.
The marksheet was shared by another IAS officer, Awanish Charan, of the Chhattisgarh cadre, and was first published by motivator Shailesh Sagpariya.
Bharuch collector Tushar Sumera while sharing his 10th marks paper wrote that he got passing marks only in the 10th position.
Per cent, 35 numbers came in English, 36 in mathematics and 38 in science. Not only in the whole village but in that school it was said that he couldn’t do anything. pic.twitter.com/uzjKtcU02I
– Awanish Sharan June 11, 2022
Collector Bharuch Tushar Sumera, while sharing the 10th marks paper for his class, wrote that he had only got passing marks in 10th class. He got 35 marks in English, 36 in Mathematics and 38 in Science out of 100. The whole village and his school said he would not do anything (in life).”
The mark sheet has sparked conversation around academics and many students draw inspiration from its design and journey.
Somera claims that for the UPSC survey he prepared him for English and Mathematics through self-study. Reportedly, Somaira graduated in Arts and worked as a school teacher before securing the 342nd rank in India (AIR) in the UPSC Class of 2012.
“Sagpariya knows me and he has been giving my example to students often how through hard work one can overcome limitations. This time he asked me to provide a photo of class 10 mark sheet in which I had the lowest marks in two important subjects.” TOI.
sources:
35 in English, 36 in Mathematics: Gujarat IAS officer Tushar Somera’s grade 10 mark sheet goes viral; Published by Times of India on 14 June 2022
35 in English, 36 in Math: A grade 10 bureaucrat is going viral; Published by NDTV on June 13, 2022
Struggled to pass class 10, now an IAS officer. Netizens are inspired; Published by Hindustan Times on 15th June 2022
Complete list of UPSC Civil Service covers; Published by Times of India in 2012
Edited by Yoshita Rao
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